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On 12/11/25 05:43, Carlos E.R. wrote:
> On 2025-12-11 07:16, c186282 wrote:
>>    Note you're not supposed to put the rat poison
>>    EVERYWHERE ... just near the typical, preferably
>>    indoors, cracks and crevices the rodents like.
>>    You don't throw it out in the yard.
> 
> The last type of rat poison bait I bought comes in small hard pieces of 
> about 2 or 3 cm on the side, with a hole in the centre, with the 
> intention that you tie them somewhere so that they can not take it home.

   Looks like the stuff I got ... green blocks ?

   Didn't bother to tie them to anything, but I
   suppose there might be reasons. Better use
   metal wire though, even a little mouse can
   cut through string almost instantly.